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motdakasha · 01-24-2004, 11:03 PM

1) The more turned on you get, the more your vagina stretches. In a resting stage, the average vagina is actually only 3-4 inches long. When a woman gets aroused, her vagina becomes more elastic to allow for/accomodate the penis. My sexuality teacher was saying that something like 9/10 women start having sex before they're adequately turned on.
2) The more turned on you get, the more you produce natural lube. The best lube in the world.
3) If you really think you have a problem, you can get a dilator kit (usually from a Dr/OBGYN, but i'm sure there are similar things in sex store). Basically, it's a kit of dildos of varying sizes. You start out with the smallest and work your way up over a period of time. It doesn't happen overnight, but what happens is you exercise the vagina walls so they become more elastic. Some women are born to stretch, and others aren't. Luckily, it's something you can work on.
4) In the unlikely event that you're so small you can't even fit a finger in it and it's painful, then you need to see a Dr/OBGYN. You might have vaginismus.

01-24-2004, 11:03 PM	#20 (permalink)
motdakasha Hiya Puddin'! Miss me? Location: Silicon Valley, CA	1) The more turned on you get, the more your vagina stretches. In a resting stage, the average vagina is actually only 3-4 inches long. When a woman gets aroused, her vagina becomes more elastic to allow for/accomodate the penis. My sexuality teacher was saying that something like 9/10 women start having sex before they're adequately turned on. 2) The more turned on you get, the more you produce natural lube. The best lube in the world. 3) If you really think you have a problem, you can get a dilator kit (usually from a Dr/OBGYN, but i'm sure there are similar things in sex store). Basically, it's a kit of dildos of varying sizes. You start out with the smallest and work your way up over a period of time. It doesn't happen overnight, but what happens is you exercise the vagina walls so they become more elastic. Some women are born to stretch, and others aren't. Luckily, it's something you can work on. 4) In the unlikely event that you're so small you can't even fit a finger in it and it's painful, then you need to see a Dr/OBGYN. You might have vaginismus. __________________ =^-^= motdakasha =^-^= Just Google It. BA Psychology & Photography (I'm not going psychoanalyze you nor will I let you cry on my shoulder. Have a nice day.) Last edited by motdakasha; 01-24-2004 at 11:08 PM..